The film follows a 12-year-old girl named Agnesi Aafi from the Kingdom of Tonga, as she prepares for her cousin Fanny's wedding. Set against the backdrop of Tonga's rich culture, Agnesi shares her ...

While Jaffe’s preferred medium is paper, the material is not endangering any trees. She makes her own paper with materials from plants such as mulberry bark, abaca, onion skin, iris leaves, seaweed ...

Local craftsmanship, such as intricate wood carvings and textiles like bark cloth, continues to play a key role in adding authenticity and cultural depth to interiors.

Ngatu, siapo, aute, masi, tapa… just some of the names from across the Pacific for barkcloth which reflect the rich variety ...

On the occasion of his MoMA exhibition Projects 110: Michael Armitage, we spoke with the artist about the significance of bark cloth in his work and how the material changed his artistic process. The ...